Question

Read and choose the option with the correct answer.

I am Estela from the United States. Growing up, my grandma used to tell me about weddings in the Dominican Republic. Before the wedding, the bride and groom would see each other and used to take pictures.
This wasn't considered bad luck in the Dominican Republic, but in America, it is. When the ceremony started at the church, a relative would go to the altar and bring thirteen coins. The thirteen coins represented that:
the bride and the groom shared everything. Then, the members of the family sang during the ceremony. At the reception, the guests danced to merengue and ate Dominican-style tamales

What would be different if Estela's wedding were to be a more traditional or typical American wedding? (1 point)

A. There would not be dancing
B. There would not be food.
C. There would not be pictures.
D. There would not be thirteen coins.

Answer 1

D. There would not be thirteen coins.

Step-by-step explanation:

The arras, or wedding coins, is a common tradition performed mostly in Hispanic wedding ceremonies.